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Dec 26, 2013, 01:55 PM
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I'm having a hard time in recovery lately because I can't tell if I relapsed or not. A friend from program told me that it's obvious when you relapsed, that you'd know right away.
Every time I wash my hands, every time I stomp my feet and scratch my head, every time I drink from my water glass. I haven't drank or used a drug in about a year and a half. |
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Dec 26, 2013, 06:58 PM
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can you distract yourself with other things? create new hobbies? if its been so long i would plead to myself to not go back down the same roads! and to me relapse is like when you just give up and go to the fullest of your cravings, be it whatever it may? if you are in control its a differnt story... but we know how that goes.. you have achieved such a great feat by being sober for so long in my eyes, i envy you and congratulate you!
1. To fall or slide back into a former state. 2. To regress after partial recovery from illness. 3. To slip back into bad ways relapse - definition of relapse by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
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